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Microsoft Office Standard 2007 FULL VERSION
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Technical Details
- Software suite offers the core Microsoft Office applications, but significantly updated for faster, better results
- Includes the 2007 versions of Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook
- Create high-quality documents and presentations, build powerful spreadsheets, and manage your e-mail messages, calendar, and contacts
- Offers improved menus and tools; enhanced graphics and formatting capabilities; new time and communication management tools; and more reliability and security
- Features the Ribbon, a new device that presents commands organized into a set of tabs, instead of traditional menus and toolbars
Product Details
Product Weight: 0.61 pounds
Shipping Weight: 0.90 pounds
Model: 021-07746
Manufacturer: Microsoft Software
Sales Rank: 55
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Customer Reviews
my review,
by Jose Molina, 2010-03-13
I'm very pleased with this product, I have used different versions of it through the years and so I always look into upgrading after a while. Thank you very much.
Outlook still reigns supreme, but of course still not worth it unless it is for business,
by Sean G. Daly, 2010-03-10
Why Outlook 2007 is needed for business and or individuals who receive massive amounts of email:
To function properly Outlook needs to go nuts and use a ton of RAM as well as be connected to a fast line high-speed at minimum (Comcast business class is where it works flawless).
Outlook 2003 was a better overall program in the sense that the focus was more function versus form. Using Excel was a lot more straightforward, and the ribbon-ing in 2007 can cause irritation at times.
Despite this 2007 is still an upgrade, and once you get past the learning curve you will not want to use 2003 again. The ribbons are helpful about 80% of the time, with 20% of the time just getting in your way. But for those quick decision moments and to handle a ton of screens open at once its the way to go.
If you are doing any sort of business or receive over 100 emails a day then Outlook 2007 is a must have and you are just hurting yourself by not supporting the evil empire that is Microsoft. You need the security features, sync with phones, sub-programs like sharepoint, etc. You will also need the digital filing system that outlook offers as well as just general ability to morph the program to your every need.
Why if you do not do business or receive manageable amounts of email you SHOULD NOT BUY OUTLOOK 2007:
Likely you have a crappy computer, crappy internet, and have no idea how to use the program (even if you do know how to use it i doubt you have business class net at home or the most up-to-date computer). It will be to slow and glitchy, and your learning curve will be massive making using it infuriating.
The product will be overkill for your needs and you just spent $300+ for something that is really just paying for functions you will not use.
Gmail has the fatal flaw of threading emails in a non-intuitive way without the ability to chose not to, but it is the closest thing to outlook out there. It syncs, it has similar applications, and most importantly it is simple and has practically no learning curve.
Most importantly it is FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!
You will know when you need outlook. You will be completely pissed off with what is out there and you will then turn to Outlook as your savior.
For now save the money.
Hopelessly broken.,
by Jonathan Smith, 2010-03-09
I had high hopes for this release of Office, Microsoft seemed to be making a move towards embracing more open standards and the revamped interface was supposed to be an improvement. Unfortunately, it is anything but. Many "features" seem to simply not work. Want to insert images in your document? Be prepared to spend hours manually arranging the page to get a simple in-line image inserted. Want to undo? Better know the ctrl-z shortcut, it seems to have been removed from top level menu options. Remember the standard of File, Edit, etc menus? All gone, replaced by a confusing, difficult to navigate, contextual bar.
I could rant for pages. If you need something to type up your grocery list, this is a horribly expensive way to do it, but it can probably handle that. If you need professional word processing capabilities, you'll have to look elsewhere.
Good service and product,
by C. Pilgrim, 2010-03-07
Product was delivered very quickly and was exactly as advertised. Signed: a very Satisfied Customer
Product Not What I Ordered,
by Patricia A. Hicks, 2010-03-03
I did not receive the Microsoft Office Standard 2007 FULL VERSION, what I received was a product that comes with the purchase of a new computer. The product key was not active and the version sent to me was for computer techs who fix computer for others and place software on there system, which leaves the customer no way to place the software on their own system. I was not satisfied and after I tried to contact the vendor, I received no response.